What are good indoor plants that won’t harm my cats?
Question by : What are good indoor plants that won’t harm my cats?
I have a small house so I just want a few indoor plants that won’t harm my cats if they eat them. Which I am almost sure they will try!
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Answer by MakeupSecret
cat nip, cactus (my cats learnt the lesson on those guys) Aloa Vera(the taste is very bitter-our cats hate them)
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CFL Weed grow first indoor grow
this is just a little experiment of mine To see how 320Watt’s of CFL light will grow a Weed plant in a fridge. using bloom B and Monsta Bud. this video is half way through flowering,i know itz crap but pls comment…i value other peopls input,positive or negative
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Indoor Herb Garden ( Information Needed )
Question by rhamm618: Indoor Herb Garden ( Information Needed )
Im wanting to start an indoor herb garden ( cooking herb ). I do not know much about growing / caring for plants and really need information on this. If anyone can provide me with some web pages of information I thank you. Also, suggest any good informative books / magazines too.
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Answer by Tom H
Good for you! Fresh herbs are a luxury no one should be without!
As long as you have a nice, sunny window, this should be a piece of cake! I found a good article at doityourself.com for you that should get you going: http://www.doityourself.com/stry/indoorherbgarden
Be sure to choose herbs you’re going to use regularly, because once they get going, they’ll really get going! Don’t forget to talk to your plants when you water them and thank them when you harvest, and they should treat you well 
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CCTV#7: Cannabis Indoor Garden Grow to Dispensary – Pink House, The Cherry Co. & The Pearl Co.
This is the Pink House garden and the two dispensaries that they grow for, The Cherry Co. and The Pearl Co. At this growing facility there are many strains which are developed by the Pink House themselves to ensure that the patients are getting the best medicine that could be available to them. This garden and its two dispensaries are able to operate legally here in Denver, Colorado because the people voted and passed Amendment 20 to allow the use of cannabis for medicinal purposes. (see here:- www.cdphe.state.co.us Being able to offer this safe access and have the time, space, and lawful protection to grow medicine for people that either have no other alternative or prefer a safer natural option over the pharmaceuticals that are offered by the health services. Pink House’s dispensaries can be found at: The Cherry Co. The Pearl Co. 111 S.Madison 1145 S.Pearl St. Denver, Co. Denver, Co. Music: Exnotic – Weeed (soundcloud.com Tokeep up to date with the rest of my travels and ganja experience please visit www.CannabisCure.co.uk and subscribe to The Cannabis Cure UK Weekly News Podcast. Each week I’ll be covering UK Cannabis stories and Activism, I’ll have more guests on talking about strains, preparations, the history of cannabis, and you’ll also get to meet some of most important movers and shakers in the cannabis community from across the world! Tweet me: @CannabisCureUK www.twitter.com/CannabisCureUK Facebook: Cure Ukay www.facebook.com/CureUkay Podomatic: The Cannabis …
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Does anyone have any good cheep indoor wedding decorating tips? Or helpful websites? Please help!?
Question by ice38034: Does anyone have any good cheep indoor wedding decorating tips? Or helpful websites? Please help!?
I am working on a mojor budget! I need all the money saving tips I can get! I am doing everything by myself. I have already have a cheep place to order GREAT flowers but I’m stumped on ideas for decorating. This is a indoor wedding. Any helpful thoughs would be great! Thanks!
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Answer by memorris900
Tulle netting is not that expensive and can look great draped over an archway or tied to the pews or as a table decoration. There are a lot of great Ideas Is the JOANNS store near you they have those idea pages that you can pick up and they have a lot of neat stuff
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Indoor Growing: Should I get “Warm” or “Cool” T5 Grow Light for the early growth of plants?
Question by Having a Bad Day.: Indoor Growing: Should I get “Warm” or “Cool” T5 Grow Light for the early growth of plants?
I moved to a new house and it has a very nice basement that I want to set up some grow lights so that I can have herbs and veggies year round. (I live in Zone 5 so super cold Winters.)
I am taking a corner and putting up a wire shelving unit that will have 2 levels (one shelve for herbs under 2 feet tall and 1 for baby plants that will be moved later after they grow past 2 feet tall.) and a unit that will be for the taller plants.
I will need three T5 light fixtures – 2 for the growth of baby plants/non-flowering or fruiting plants, 1 for plants that will fruit.
I’m starting slow so I’m going to get one T5 Light Fixture that will be enough for a tray of herbs that I tried to grow in the garden but they got eaten by something… And I figure that herbs are very simple to grow, so I can’t really screw things up that bad because I’ll only be out a few months and a couple of pinches of seeds.
The T5 Fixture I am looking at purchasing comes with bulbs but it comes with “Cool Spectrum” bulbs and I can’t find any info on if you need “Cool Spectrum” or “Warm Spectrum” for the initial, baby, growing period of the seedlings.
I figure that since I’ll need the bulbs that come with it eventually, I’ll go with it but I need to know in advance if I should order the “Warm” Bulbs at the same time to save on Shipping And Handling.
The info I’ve found says:
“T5 bulbs are highly developed and technology-ridden bulbs that are designed to maximize the light output of the bulb, while using less energy than previous T12 and T8 models. Get an amazing 5000 lumens per bulb, in both 3000ºK (warm) and 6500ºk (cool)color spectrum.”
The fixture I am going to purchase comes with “6500ºk (cool) Blue color spectrum” bulbs.
Are those the Correct Spectrum I require for the Seedlings and when they grow a bit, since I don’t have to worry about fruits, just the growth of the leaves I’ll use for cooking?
Thanks for any advice you can provide.
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Answer by Will
Your seedlings will do best with a combination of cool and warm spectrum light. If you have to opt for only one, go with the cool spectrum, but both are really what you need for both seedling and mature stages of development.
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Will most plants they sell at nurseries work as indoor plants?
Question by O RLY?: Will most plants they sell at nurseries work as indoor plants?
As long as they aren’t too big will a lot of nursery plants work as indoor plants?
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Answer by Bill
I would ask the people who work there. i’m sure they have a lot of indoor plants to choose from.
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Are indoor teak furniture pieces okay outside?
Question by lessthnpar: Are indoor teak furniture pieces okay outside?
I know that teak is the best wood for patio furniture because of many properties of the wood but was wondering if I bought a piece of furniture that was meant to be indoors but it was made out of teak and I put it outdoors, would it hold up well?
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Answer by dawnb
Teak is teak so I have never heard of anything that makes it better for outdoor use. Teak is a wood that changes inside by sunlight and use so if you are buying it for outdoors it would be a high maintenance item. I am not of fan of real wood for outdoor use because of the maintenance. Though I am sure you can use protection coatings on it I wouldn’t do it. It will be constant or it will change and rot as any real wood will without contstant treatments. I would use it in a covered protected area at best. Otherwise I would choose any of the great aluminum no maintenance pieces available for outdoor use. Or choose any of the new outdoor wicker pieces. Wood, no.
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Indoor Weed Grow Box | Part 1 | Ten Growing Weed Clones (Flowering)
alturl.com Here is a nice Weed grow box video I found. This series of videos is a Weed grow that consists of 10 Nirvana Master Kush Weed clones growing in a 3 foot x 4 foot x 6 foot box. The Weed grow box lighting is a digital 600 watt HPS system with an air cooled reflector that is cooled by a 442 cfm inline fan and filtered through a carbon filter. All of the growing marijuna plants are being grown in 5 gallon Weeds. The Weed plants are fed with Botanicare Nuts. This is a good video series for those interested in learning more about growing Weed at home. Weed growing indoors is a fun hobby, with many tips and tricks to pick up as you learn. The more you learn about Weed growing indoors, you will become better at growing Weed and in time you will be able to grow Weed fast and easy. alturl.com
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Starting From Seed – Indoor Harvest Gardens
Here is my second DR90 setup and a look at how I plant and sprout my seeds using jiffy pots and jump start. Take a look and see what you think. Like my video and subscribe to my channel for more coming soon!
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